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Expanded Cooperation for the Recycling of Synthetic Turf

The Danish synthetic turf recycler Re-Match has prolonged and expanded its cooperation with Geminor. The Norway-based resource management and trading company will now become a logistics partner for the supply of Re-Match’s new plants in both France and the Netherlands.

The Danish recycling company has since 2013 been a leading recycler of synthetic turf pitches in Europe. Last year, Re-Match opened its second factory in Tiel in the Netherlands, and more recently its third factory in Erstein outside of Strasbourg in France.

Re-Match offers an environmentally sustainable recycling process and has recycled more than 160,000 tons of waste turfs during its 11 years in operation. As reported, the output from the recycling factories consists of dry and sieved materials that are 99 percent clean and ready to be reused in products within automotive and furniture – but also in new artificial turfs.

geminor.no, re-match.com

(Published in GLOBAL RECYCLING Magazine 2/2024, Page 19, Photo: Re-Match/Geminor)

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